Foreign investment has become an emotionally charged issue. But why all the fuss and what is the reality? Here’s a look at the issues.
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Day: May 2, 2019
Sitting across the road from a popular beach, this character-filled seaside home has views from every room.
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What’s the secret to its meteoric rise, and what is it that investors see that justifies its massive valuation? This deep dive into Compass looks to provide evidence-based answers to those questions — and more.
Home to a family for more than 80 years, a peaceful pocket of the world, that once produced its own butter and cream, with amazing countryside views has hit the market in New Gisborne.
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A well-known DJ couple on Melbourne’s high-end club scene has dropped their custom-built entertainer on the market — and this Hampton house including their music studio is sure to be a hit.
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“Whoever buys the house will need to finish everything — the kitchen, the bathrooms, everything needs to be redone,” Misha Haghani, the Paramount Realty USA broker overseeing the auction, told Inman. “This is mostly a positive because buyers at this price level have their own tastes and will want to put their own touch on it.”
Texas-based brokerage JP & Associates Realtors announced Tuesday it has teamed up with a tech company to launch an agent-centric cash offer program.
Don’t be fooled by its humble brick exterior- this million-dollar-plus home was Adelaide’s top selling property of last week, according to CoreLogic.
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Queensland is fast becoming a landlord’s market, with property investors in the box seat as vacancy rates continue to tighten.
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A 143-year-old home, originally built for UQs first vice-chancellor and Brisbane Grammar headmaster Reginald Heber Roe, will go to auction this month. It has features like detailed pressed metal ceilings and a marble fireplace, as well as historic paperwork.
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